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- Primitive man first learnt to
(a) Make fire
(b) Tame animals
(c) Make a wheel
(d) Grow grain
Ans: – (a) Make fire
- What made possible the transition from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic age?
(1) Making a fire
(2) Growing grain
(3) Making wheels
(4) Learning a script
Ans:- (2) Growing grain
- The people Valley civilization specialized in
(1) Town planning
(2) Architecture
(3) Craftsmanship
(4) All these
Ans:- (4) All these
- Lothal and Kalibangan are associated with
(1) Harappan culture
(2) Egyptian civilization
(3) Babylonian Civilization
(4) Chinese civilization
Ans:- (1) Harappan culture
- Which of the following Harappan sites are not in India?
(1) Mohenjodaro and Harappa
(2) Lothal and Kalibangan
(3) Bhanwali and Ropar
(4) Lothal and Ropar
Ans:- (1) Mohenjodaro and Harappa
- Rice cultivation is associated with which of the following Harappan sites?
(1) Kalibangan
(2) Harappa
(3) Kot Diji
(4) Lothal
Ans:- (4) Lothal
- The Indus Valley civilization type was found in
(1) Town planning
(2) Architecture
(3) Craftsmanship
(4) All these
Ans:- (4) All these
- Which of the following was not an important animal during the Indus civilization?
(1) Humped bull
(2) Goat
(3) Horse
(4) Elephant
Ans:- (3) Horse
- Indus Valley civilization was spread over
(1) Punjab, Sind, Baluchistan
(2) Punjab, Sind, Rajasthan, Gujarat
(3) Along River Indus
(4) Sind, Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir, UP, Rajasthan, Gujarat
Ans:- (2) Punjab, Sind, Rajasthan, Gujarat
- The salient feature of the Rigvedic religion was
(1) Worship of the Mother Goddess
(2) Worship of nature
(3) Worship of the Trimurties
(4) Worship of Pashupati
Ans:- (2) Worship of nature
- The local name of Mohenjodaro is
(1) Mound of the Living
(2) Mound of the Great
(3) Mound of the Dead
(4) Mound of the Survivor
Ans:- (3) Mound of the Dead
- The Indus Valley civilization was non-Aryan because
(1) It was urban
(2) It had a pictographic script
(3) It had an agricultural Narmada Valley
(4) It extended up to the Narmada Valley
Ans:- (2) It had a pictographic script
- Upanishads are books on
(1) Religion
(2) Yoga
(3) Philosophy
(4) Law
Ans:- (3) Philosophy
- The major difference between varna and jati is that
(1) Varna was formed after jati
(2) Jati was derived from varna
(3) varna are only four but jati are many
(4) They are unrelated
Ans:- (3) varna are only four but jati are many
- The Brahmanas are books that deal with
(1) The Bhakti theory
(2) Ritualism
(3) Yoga
(4) Meditation
Ans:- (2) Ritualism
- The village community got a lot of power during the reign of the
(1) Cholas
(2) Mughals
(3) British
(4) Palas
Ans:- (1) Cholas
- The Saka era began in the year
(1) 58 BC
(2) 78 BC
(3) 58 AD
(4) 78 AD
Ans:- (4) 78 AD
- In which language was the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita originally written?
(1) Sanskrit
(2) Apabharamsa
(3) Prakrit
(4) Pali
Ans:- (1) Sanskrit
- The Saka era was started by
(1) Ashoka
(2) Chandragupta II
(3) Kanishka
(4) Harsha
Ans:- (3) Kanishka
- Name the ruler of the Kushana dynasty.
(1) Pushyamitra
(2) Ugrasena
(3) Vikramaditya
(4) Kadphises I
Ans:- (4) Kadphises I
- Who founded four matthas in the four corners of INDIA?
(1) Shankaracharya
(2) Ramanujacharya
(3) Bhaskaracharya
(4) Madhvacharya
Ans:- (1) Shankaracharya
- Purushasukta is found in the
(1) Bhagavad Gita
(2) Rigveda
(3) Manusmriti
(4) Atharva Veda
Ans:- (2) Rigveda
- The word Buddha means
(1) A conqueror
(2) A liberator
(3) An enlightened one
(4) A water
Ans:- (3) An enlightened one
- The principle that distinguishes Jainism from Buddhism is the
(1) Practice of the eight-fold path
(2) Rejection of the infallibility of the Vedas
(3) Attribution of a soul to all beings and things
(4) Belief in rebirth
Ans:- (3) Attribution of a soul to all beings and things
- The central point in Ashoka’s Dhamma was
(1) Loyalty to the king
(2) Peace and non-violence
(3) Respect to elders
(4) Religious toleration
Ans:- (2) Peace and non-violence
- The effects of the kalinga war on king Ashoka are found in
(1) Pillare edicts
(2) Rock edicts
(3) Excavations
(4) None of these
Ans:- (2) Rock edicts
- Buddha’s preachings were mainly related to
(1) Belief in one god
(2) Practice of rituals
(3) Purity of thought and conduct
(4) Idol worship
Ans:- (3) Purity of thought and conduct
- The title Chinese pilgrim Fa-hien visited India during the reign of
(1) Chnadragupta I
(2) Chandragupta II
(3) Kanishka
(4) Samudragupta
Ans:- (2) Chandragupta II
- Samudragupta’s achievements are mention-ned in the
(1) Kaling edict
(2) Hathigumpha edict
(3) Indica
(4) Allahabad Prasasti
Ans:- (4) Allahabad Prasasti
- King Harsha ruled over
(1) The whole of India
(2) The whole of South India
(3) The entire Deccan region
(4) A part of northern India
Ans:- (4) A part of northern India
- The Chola age was most famous for
(1) Village assemblies
(2) War with the Rashtrakutas
(3) Trade with Ceylon
(4) Advancement of Tamil Culture
Ans:- (1) Village assemblies
- The Uttaramerur inscription belongs to the period of
(1) Vijayalaya
(2) Nagabhatta II
(3) Parantaka I
(4) Vatsa Raja
Ans:- (3) Parantaka I
- Where did the first coins circulate in India?
(1) Central India
(2) Western India
(3) South India
(4) Bihar and eastern UP
Ans:- (4) Bihar and eastern UP
- The earliest evidence of the practice of Sati can be gleaned from
(1) An inscription at Eran in Madhya Pradesh dated 510 AD
(2) The Uttaramerur inscription
(3) The Chandravallo inscription
(4) The Halmidi inscription
Ans:- (1) An inscription at Eran in Madhya Pradesh dated 510 AD
- Which southern dynasty played an important role in the tripartite struggle?
(1) The Chole
(2) The Rashtrakutas
(3) The Yadavas
(4) The Pallavas
Ans:- (2) The Rashtrakutas
- The first use to which the wheel was put, appears to have been
(1) For the advancement of metallurgy
(2) For drawing a cart
(3) In spinning
(4) In pottery
Ans:- (2) For drawing a cart
- After the decline of the Guptas a large part of north India was re-united by the
(1) Rajputs
(2) Chalukyas
(3) Saka satraps
(4) Harshavardhana
Ans:- (4) Harshavardhana
- The features characteristic of Hinduism as we understand it now had developed by the time of the
(1) Nandas
(2) Mauryas
(3) Guptas
(4) Satavahanas
Ans:- (3) Guptas
- Who was the first to suggest that one could reach India from Europe by sailing west?
(1) Hipparchus
(2) Aristarchus
(3) Hippocrates
(4) Eratosthenes
Ans:- (4) Eratosthenes
- In whose court was a Chinese embassy sent by T’ ang emperor?
(1) Rajaraja I
(2) Rajendra I
(3) Harsha
(4) Parantaka I
Ans:- (3) Harsha
- In the later Vedic pantheon, what was the order of gods in accordance with their importance?
(a) Indra
(b) Vishnu
(c) Prajapati
(d) Rudra
(1) CDBA
(2) CBDA
(3) BCDA
(4) BACD
Ans:- (1) CDBA
- The first human statues worshipped in India were those of
(1) Brahma
(2) Vishnu
(3) Buddha
(4) Shiva
Ans:- (3) Buddha
- Ashokan inscriptions were deciphered in _______ by ________.
(1) 1900, S.R. Rao
(2) 1921, Mortimer Wheeler
(3) 1837, Prinsep
(4) None of the above
Ans:- (3) 1837, Prinsep
- The great granary of the Harappan civilization has been found at
(1) Mohenjodaro
(2) Harappa
(3) Ropar
(4) Kalibangan
Ans:- (2) Harappa
- The Harappan people disposed their dead through
(1) Cremation
(2) Leaving the body out in the open
(3) Burial
(4) Throwing the body in rivers
Ans:- (3) Burial
- Kanishka patronised
(1) Mahayana Buddhism
(2) Hinayana Buddhism
(3) Buddhism
(4) Bhagvatism
Ans:- (1) Mahayana Buddhism
- Who described Indians as “hot tempered but honest”?
(1) Hieun T sang
(2) Megasthenes
(3) Fa-Hien
(4) Nikitin
Ans:- (1) Hieun T sang
- Pick the odd one out
(1) Pulakesin II
(2) Harshavardhana
(3) Mahendravarman
(4) Krishna Deva Raya
Ans:- (4) Krishna Deva Raya
- Who was the authore of Gita Gobind?
(1) Vidyapati
(2) Surdas
(3) Jaya Deva
(4) Mirabai
Ans:- (3) Jaya Deva
- King Harsha Vardhan was defeated by
(1) The king of Punjab
(2) The King of Kamrupa
(3) The Chalukya ruler of Deccan
(4) The King of Bengal
Ans:- (3) The Chalukya ruler of Deccan
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